Global FX markets remain USD driven as the dollar strength persists into the new week. The US Dollar Index stands at 102.14, signaling broad demand for the currency. In the domestic market, the USD/VND pair is quoted Buy 25,690 and Sell 26,070, with historical levels showing the last day at 26,070, seven days ago at 26,190, and thirty days ago at 26,110. The relatively narrow spread around the USD hints at liquidity and cautious trading as US rate expectations continue to influence flows.
Across major currencies, dong traders are watching a broad set of quotes. The Australian dollar is Buy 17,787.17 and Sell 18,357.26 VND, with the previous day at 18,357.26, seven days ago 18,336.67, and thirty days ago 18,870.07. The Canadian dollar is Buy 17,932.03 and Sell 18,506.77, with last day 18,506.77, seven days ago 18,515.63, and thirty days ago 19,022.7. The euro is Buy 28,617.90 and Sell 29,826.12, with prior day 29,826.12, seven days ago 29,836.29, and thirty days ago 30,842.66. The British pound is Buy 33,740.34 and Sell 34,821.75, with last day 34,821.75, seven days ago 34,901.21, and thirty days ago 35,565.35. The Swiss franc is Buy 30,707.28 and Sell 31,691.47, with prior day 31,691.47, seven days ago 31,826.8, and thirty days ago 32,332.75.
The currency table highlights an unusually broad spread for the Kuwaiti dinar, which trades Buy 83,516.21 and Sell 87,566.27, reflecting a spread of roughly 4,050 VND. Among mid range currencies, the Malaysian ringgit trades Buy 6,267.80 and Sell 6,404.31, with the one day ago level at 6,404.31, seven days ago 6,432.41, and thirty days ago 6,444.18. The Norwegian krone quotes Buy 2,657.57 and Sell 2,770.32, while the Russian ruble sits Buy 289.18 and Sell 320.11.
Market news from the past 24 hours centers on USD strength and the expectation that the USD will stay supported through the week. The DXY index rose and the USD held firm as markets assess US yield dynamics and policy expectations. Domestic commentary notes gold prices were flat in local markets, while investors await additional signals from US yields to determine the next leg in currency moves. Taken together, the data and headlines suggest a cautious but USD-leaning tone for the near term.
